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Chicken Salad Recipe On Sandwich Thins
Growing up tuna fish sandwiches were a staple in our lives, a well loved staple I might add. Until I married my husband I didn’t realize that what I had actually grown up with was tuna salad sandwiches, hearing those words growing up I always I visioned sliced tuna fish in bread with lettuce and tomato. Yuck is what I have to say to that. Little did I know right?
Not only did I not know I was eating tuna salad sandwiches I didn’t know about chicken salad sandwiches either until Grandpa Don passed away and the church hosted a luncheon for the family. What a surprise did I receive when I bit into what I thought was tuna fish, a tuna fish like I had never had before. One that didn’t taste like tuna at all, packed with celery and grapes. Perhaps. It the best timing but I leaned over to my mother in law and said what the heck am I eating! A new love was awakened that day for me.
Chicken salad sandwiches are delicious! How did I not know about these growing up? Of course it meant that I had to hurry home and make up my own chicken salad recipe of this new found sandwich minus the grapes, while I love grapes they just don’t do it for me in this sandwich. In the last year or so I have been an avid purchaser of bagel and sandwich thins. The bagel thins have the taste I crave often slathered with cream cheese but lighter on the calorie content and the sandwich thins offer variety to my meals. There is just something about using a sandwich thin in place of a bun that makes it a meal changer for me. That is just the case for my chicken salad sandwich and I must say cleaner to eat than the usual croissant because of less crumbs.
Chicken Salad Recipe on Sandwich Thins
Chicken Salad Sandwiches
Ingredients
- 2 - 2 1/2 cups cooked diced chicken
- 2 celery stalks with leaves finely diced
- 1/4 cup purple onion
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup miracle whip
- 4 teaspoons Worcestershire
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 cup halved red grapes (optional)
- salt and pepper
Instructions
- Combine garlic powder, Worcestershire, miracle whip and mayonnaise in medium bowl and mix well.
- Add chicken, celery stalks, onion and grapes to the mayonnaise mixture. Coat chicken mixture well.
- Sprinkle chicken salad with salt and pepper to taste.
- Serve on your favorite sandwich thin from Oroweat.
Notes
If you prefer to use all miracle whip or all mayonnaise you can. We are a miracle whip family but I wanted the zing that mayonnaise gives the sandwich so I used both.
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93 COMMENTS
Thomas Murphy
11 years agoI would make a ham and cheese sandwich with the sandwich thins.
Jasmine P
11 years agoI would make mini pizzas!
Elisabeth
11 years agoI’m a big chicken salad sandwich fan, so I would make that!
laurie
11 years agoI would make a ham and cheese sandwich
Amanda Sakovitz
11 years agoI would make a tuna melt with the Sandwich thins!
Tammy Woodall
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Darlene Carbajal
11 years agoI would just make a regular tuna sandwich with the thins. 🙂
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORMy boys don’t eat tuna fish so we don’t have it often. Sometimes I just want some tuna fish!
Cori Westphal
11 years agoI think I’d make a tomato, mozzarella and basil sandwich on the whole wheat sandwich thins! Yum!
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Linda Kish
11 years agoI would have tuna sandwich.
Nannypanpan
11 years agoI’d make a turkey and cheese sandwich on a bagel thin
Samantha Daleo
11 years agoI would use them for my “famous” egg salad.
Elle
11 years agoI’d make a turkey sandwich on the everything bagel thins.
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORSounds delicious with mustard and pepper jack cheese.
Julie Lynn Bickham
11 years agoI would make a breakfast sandwich with the bagel thins. I would do egg whites, sharp white cheddar and turkey bacon.
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORSounds delicious! We have had a lot of company lately which means we have had a ton of breakfast sandwiches recently. Yum!
courtney hennagir
11 years agoI would love to put cream cheese,lox,and capers on a bagel thin! Yum!
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORSounds delicious!
Denise L
11 years agoI think I’d do a grilled ham and swiss with red onions on this bread.
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORI love the idea of red onion added to a comfort sandwich. Thanks for the idea!
Candice
11 years agoI would make a veggie sandwich on the whole wheat sandwich thins.
Tammy Woodall
11 years agoI would make a Pineapple Sandwich. I know it may sound a little weird – but it really tastes good.
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORThis actually sounds amazing! Do you grill the pineapple or is it left plain?
Tammy Woodall
11 years agoYou can do either – both ways are good.
Sheila K.
11 years agoI would make tuna salad with lettuce and tomato on whole wheat sandwich thins!
Lisa Brown
11 years agoi would make a tuna salad sandwich on a cinnamon raisin bagel thin
ellen beck
11 years agoI would make a cream cheese and tomatoe sandwich with the bagel thins!
Pu Ye
11 years agoI would make a tuna sandwich
Meghan
11 years agoI’d totally make tuna or pb&j!
Maryann D.
11 years agoFor my pocket thins, I would put some Kale, white tuna, mayo and tomato, for a nice lunch.
Brynn
11 years agoI would make some healthier tuna sandwhiches for my kids and me 🙂
Barbara Montag
11 years agoI’d make a grilled ham & cheese with the Sandwich Thins – thank you.
steven weber
11 years agoI’d make a breakfast sandwich- egg, cheese and bacon.
Debbie Welchert
11 years agoI would make a ham and cheese sandwich.
Jessica Menster
11 years agoMy kids love deli sandwiches and this would be a bit of a healthier choice for them instead of bread.
Keely Hostetter
11 years agoEgg salad sandwich or chicken salad
Christina Easter
11 years agoI would make tuna salad sandwiches for my husband and I, and I would make ham and cheese sandwiches for my daughter.
Jackie
11 years agoI would make a tuna sandwich.
Thank you!
Karen Glatt
11 years agoI am going to make my delicious BLT sandwiches! We love them!
Stephanie
11 years agoi want the Multi Grain Sandwich Thins
Eloise Carlson
11 years agoChicken Salad would be delicious on the Multi Grain Sandwich Thins! Thanks so much for hosting this giveaway!
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Jessie C.
11 years agoI would make tuna sandwich with honey wheat Sandwich Thins.
Tara
11 years agoBagel Thins, turkey, cheddar cheese, and mayo sandwich!
Melissa M
11 years agoMini Pizzas
shelly peterson
11 years agoI would use honey wheat sandwich thins to make a turkey, bacon and avocado sandwich.
Birdiebee
11 years agoI would make pepperoni pizza sandwiches.
Birdiebee
11 years agoWith the sandwich thins, I would make my corned beef, velveeta cheese, green onion and pickle sandwich.
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORWhat an interesting combo Birdiebee!
Rosie
11 years agoI would use them to make a homemade egg mcmuffin!!! and thin french toast!
Dawn
11 years agoI love chicken salad. This would make a great lunch for me and my daughter.
Sarah @ Must Have Mom
11 years agoThis looks like a great lunch idea for my hubby to bring to work!
Linda Stewart
11 years agoWe like pocket thins with deli sliced turkey, provolone cheese, shredded lettuce, and creamy Italian dressing.
rachel
11 years agoI’d make a peanut butter and banana sandwich.
Katy Rawson
11 years agoI love using sandwich thins for my lunches. They’re perfect. Your chicken salad recipe sounds delicious. I’ll pin it and make it soon!
Liz Mays
11 years agoI’ve always preferred buns and things like this over bread for sandwiches. That looks terrific!
Heather @ It's a Lovely Life!
11 years agoWe love sandwich thins in my house! They are the perfect amount of bread to keep a sandwich together!
brett
11 years agoi boiled some chicken today to make chicken salad for lunches all week! SO GOOD
Amber Edwards
11 years agoI love those sandwich thins! We use them all the time for hamburgers! We actually really like the thinner bun!
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORThat’s my favorite part about them Amber is how thin they are. I like a little bit of bun with my hamburger but I want the main focus to me the meat!
Nancy Lustri
11 years agoThe pocket thins sure sound good. I would have to try a chicken salad in a pocket thin. Yummy! 🙂
Seyma Shabbir
11 years agoI would love to make a corned beef sandwich!
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORMy husband would love that Seyma. Thanks for the idea for next weeks lunches.
Marina
11 years agoWe love our Sandwich Thins, chicken salad and lettuce sandwiches with apple wedges between. Mmmm.
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORApples sound like a great addition Marina, they would add a little bit of sweet crunch!
Linette
11 years agoYour chicken salad recipe sounds delicious! Yum!
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORThanks Linette. I love that it is simple!
Pam
11 years agoI have not tried these but I know my son would enjoy them. This is his perfect lunch food! I would eat all the chicken salad. 🙂
MryJhnsn (@mryjhnsn)
11 years agoMy son only eats the sandwich thins! I can not get him to eat anything else!
Nicole B
11 years agoI love chicken salad! We would eat our thins with that or even just with cheese slices and deli meat.
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORI love that they are so versatile Nicole. Really anything is delicious on them!
Tess
11 years agoI didnt know about the sandwich thins. I am going to get these!
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORTess-
I love how versatile they are. They make great sandwiches or even pizzas.
Shauna
11 years agoI love those sandwich thins. I use them for everything… even my kids love them.
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORMy boys love the shape of them over regular bread!
melissa
11 years agoYour sandwich looks delicious. We love Sandwich Thins.
Michele Brosius
11 years agoI am a huge fan of sandwich thins. I like to make egg sandwiches on them and freeze for a quick breakfast
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORI have made egg sandwiches on them but have yet to freeze them. I see a future experiment in my future over the biscuit.
Jennifer Soltys
11 years agoWhat a great recipe. Sounds nice and light for spring!!!
Melanie a/k/a CrazyMom
11 years agoGreat recipe.. thanks for sharing Love Chicken Salad… and the Sandwich Thins are my favorite, best thing ever since sliced bread 🙂
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORI love how versatile they are Melanie. Anything tastes better on a sandwich thin!
Ellen Christian
11 years agoI have tried sandwich thins. They are a great way to make a lighter lunch.
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORI love how they cut out so much of the breading on things that usually require buns.
Jenn
11 years agoI buy those sandwich thins every once in a while, we don’t eat much bread and these tend to last longer in the fridge. I like their whole wheat option, they taste really good!
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORThey usually disappear in our house so quick but it’s good to know they last longer.
Tammi @ My Organized Chaos
11 years agoThis looks so good, I always just use bread – I need to start thinking past the bread! I love chicken salad!
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORIt took me awhile to venture past the norm. The norm is comfortable but I love the sandwich thins now!
latanya
11 years agoa tuna sandwich
Mama to 5 BLessings
11 years agoLove this bread, we just had it the other night and used them as hamburger buns!
Brandy
11 years ago AUTHORThat’s the perfect use for them. I like how the meat becomes the main focus rather than the bun in a hamburger.
Dawn Lopez
11 years agoOoh this looks delicious! I just love the addition of grapes to the sandwich. Delicious idea! My hubby just picked up ingredients for chicken salad. Looks like I need to send him back to get a few more tasty ingredients!
Sandra VanHoey
11 years agoI’d make some pizza’s
Tamra H
11 years agoI’d like to make a BLT with some Sandwich Thins!
Angela S
11 years agoThat looks delish! I haven’t made chicken salad in a while.